a.Convert complex number z=-1+/3i to a polar form z=r(cos(0)+isin(0)) b.Use a polar form of the number and De Moivre's Theorem to find z^9 Convert your answer back to z=a+bi form.

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a.Convert complex number z=-1+/3i to a polar
form z=r(cos(0)+isin(0))
b.Use a polar form of the number and De Moivre's
Theorem to find z^9 Convert your answer back to z=a+bi
form.
Transcribed Image Text:a.Convert complex number z=-1+/3i to a polar form z=r(cos(0)+isin(0)) b.Use a polar form of the number and De Moivre's Theorem to find z^9 Convert your answer back to z=a+bi form.
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